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03-20-2018 , 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by btc
Does anyone know what they are preparing at 23:05?

That's Chinese pigs in a blanket
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03-20-2018 , 11:23 PM
damn btc, that looks great, glad you came to this thread, keep up the awesome work!
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03-21-2018 , 12:25 AM
Made improvised bacon carbonara just now.

Microwaved linguine in water for 12 minutes.

While that was happening, two strips of diced bacon in just a little bit of water on medium. Once I heard it sizzle, half a diced onions into the pan and I just stir fried that on medium low. Dumped the pasta into the pan with a little bit of the water included. Took about two minutes for the water to reduce down.

Then I took the pan off the heat and waited for a minute or two before dumping the pasta into a bowl and then mixed in a whole egg and sprinkled some chopped fresh basil on top.

Last edited by grizy; 03-21-2018 at 12:42 AM.
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03-21-2018 , 12:27 AM
Why microwave the pasta?
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03-21-2018 , 12:29 AM
Honestly, didn't want to wash a pot. I used the same bowl to serve the final product. It works fine if you got a big enough container and/or are willing to break the pasta in half to fit in a regular sized bowl/baking dish.
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03-21-2018 , 12:51 AM
Grizy,

Cheese??!!!?!!!!?
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03-21-2018 , 01:37 AM
Grated a little Parmesan before the basil but not much.
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03-21-2018 , 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by yimyammer
Amazing knife (& other) skills, Ive never seen that movie

It's a beautiful film, one of my favorites. That is basically how I imagine amoeba cooking anytime I see his dishes although he is obviously much younger.
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03-21-2018 , 10:13 AM
@yim @da_nit, thanks as always. Improving the banh mi was a lot of fun as was coming up with some original flavor/texture combinations that wouldn't desecrate the sandwich or offend any banh mi snobs.

Zucchini francese banh mi (fried zucchini, spicy garlic hummus spread, pickled veg, cucumbers, baby spinach) solidly in my top 8 sandwiches right now. Crispy, crunchy, succulent, salty, sweet, sour, spicy... Might have to vote for it in the brackets because this sandwich ****s all over any cheesesteak I've ever had .
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03-21-2018 , 03:21 PM
Made some double fried chips during today’s snow day:



Did 4 min. at 275, rested, and 4 more at 375.

Crunchy outside, velvety inside. Also made my own fry seasoning: Salt, pepper, sugar, cayenne, paprika, garlic powder.
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03-21-2018 , 03:52 PM
Nice! Are those yukon golds?
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03-21-2018 , 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by btc
Nice! Are those yukon golds?


Yep. Good call.
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03-21-2018 , 06:58 PM
Finished off the remaining banh mi loaf. Spicy tuna salad, shmear of hummus, sweet peppers, tempura fried pickled carrots and cucumbers in the banh mi. The rest of the fried pickles on the side.


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03-21-2018 , 11:48 PM
If I had to pick one character from a food related movie to describe myself, it would be a less douche version of this guy from Tampopo

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03-22-2018 , 04:41 PM
Made NY and Detroit style pizza's for lunch.

A little 9" personal NY pie from the extra dough while waiting for bigger ones to cook





Detroit style, sauce goes on after cooking. I dusted the sides of the pan with extra parmesan cheese before spreading the dough. Came out great.



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03-22-2018 , 04:48 PM
Crust on that Detroit pie is looking niiiiice!!
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03-22-2018 , 05:01 PM
btc,

Is there a reason beyond easy cleanup to use foil in your Detroit pizza pan?
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03-22-2018 , 05:02 PM
Wow, thats highly impressive to do that in same day.

You're bringing the level of the thread way high.
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03-22-2018 , 05:57 PM
Thanks guys.

citanul, aside from cleanup plus lifting out easy, I like the nooks and crannies that come from the foil not being perfectly smooth.
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03-22-2018 , 10:48 PM
Dinner tonight: Seared tuna, sous vide carrot, beet hummus, chimichurri, turquoise cabbage.



Not a great pic but I really like the colors here. Beet hummus is so pretty and works well with the chimi. Plating needs work. Sear on the tuna is weak and I could be bothered to slice it next time.
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03-22-2018 , 11:52 PM
^looks, nice how was the tuna interior and taste?
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03-23-2018 , 09:17 AM
Couldn’t be bothered to take an EFC, but it was good tuna.
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03-23-2018 , 09:55 AM
Brian, looks great. Love the beet hummus.
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03-23-2018 , 02:27 PM
trying to use the SV on more things. Pulled a flank steak from the freezer in the morning and by the evening it was still pretty frozen. So i sliced into 1'' pieces and threw it in with a soy/balsamic base marinade with some herbs, garlic and butter and put at 134.5 and went to bed. Total cook time ~8 hours.

Out of the bath


took out and seared in ghee



it was breakfast time so i made some hash browns and eggs





overcooked the eggs so i couldn't mash it all together like i like, but i wasnt really complaining

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03-23-2018 , 02:52 PM
Did you roll it up or something? I’m having a hard time figuring out how that’s a flank steak. Has to be rolled right? Anyway I’m sure it tasted wonderful but those pictures will haunt my dreams and not in a good way. I’m guessing it was the marinade that made them look like post pepto poos.
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